I have completed a number of further trainings in pre perinatal work, and continue to practice and train in Authentic Movement which supports and underpins my practice. I have an interest in collective trauma and healing, and believe in the importance of acknowledging the effect of the wider systems we are a part of. I am informed by further studies in somatic abolitionism, community grief tending and deep ecology, and am passionate about being part of movements which contribute to creating healthier, more embodied cultures. I have recently had a chapter published in 'The Fluid Nature of Being' called 'Awakening to the Collective Body: Authentic Movement as a Path to Wholeness', reflecting on somatic practices as a way to reconnect to the wider systems and communities of planetary and nonhuman realms which we are a part of. 

Before working as a therapist my background was in the arts and social care. I came to explore body oriented practices somewhat accidentally, but was blown away by the direct pathways they offer for accessing wholeness and integration. This works speaks to my background in the arts, and I love exploring the threads that run through creative and therapeutic work. I believe that when we widen our field of attention, orient to the health and tend to our experience with kindness, we discover inherent states of wellbeing, connectedness and body- knowing. When we are able to stay present to our experience 'something' happens. Things shift, move, open out. We discover we are vaster that we had first imagined, and part of the wider dance of life. I am passionate working in this way and am very grateful to be able to share it with others. 

Outside of my practice I enjoy dance, writing, playing music and walking.